Congressional power struggle in key Senate and House races
Picking up: 3 developments in the last 24 hours, 5 in the last 7 days
Updated 3 hours ago
The latest in this situation
- Musk backed candidates in Texas where his companies are based.
- Democrats lead in multiple Senate races, leading Nate Silver to project a Senate flip.
- Competitive Senate races in Iowa, Ohio, and Alaska are ongoing, while Kansas is also competitive and Democrats are projected to win the House majority.
- Trump and Kennedy Jr. were photographed, while Robinhood ads appeared on Air Force One, and traders favor Democrats controlling the House.
- Democrats are predicted to take back House control, while facing a tougher task in the Senate.
How it started
Senate ratings are showing shifts in key swing states, including Alaska, Ohio, and North Carolina, affecting the balance of power.
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What happened
Senate ratings are showing shifts in key swing states, including Alaska, Ohio, and North Carolina, affecting the balance of power.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Senate races in Kansas, Alaska, and Ohio are shifting towards Democrats.1 source
- Election predictions and race updates across multiple states, including Ohio, Iowa, and Alaska, are impacting the balance of power in the Senate.Sub-event
Razor-thin polling leads reported in Ohio, Alaska, and Iowa regarding Senate races.1 source
Senate ratings shift key states like Alaska, Ohio, and North Carolina toward toss-up status.1 source
- Matt Schultz is campaigning to represent Alaskans in D.C.Sub-event
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The entities involved
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Alaska
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Ohio
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North Carolina
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Related events
- Election outcomes in key states determine the balance of power in the Senate.
- States including Colorado, Alaska, Alabama, and Arizona are participating in the national election cycle.
- Alaska is near flipping status in Senate races, indicating a potential shift in political power.
- Alaska, Maine, and New York are all employing ranked-choice voting systems in their elections.